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bier aus 2OubOH augeIOmmeHe 9ampfcr
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Ter g9iab psbte aus GRnorbof, uHO bic
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befGUetu fdl o!dt bel eiuQuber,
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ksr IsiEeu RamsH Hidt ssnaunt babsn Dtl uEe ot
lttue b0H fauRtge gSteegFberiteuuHg BON ieaps
sem SeibeH etneI In etHem DoftoIbuh angegeoenel
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an feline ltibenbtu DlttmtHi6tn oerihtden. 8itlss
SH9 bon $50 Sttten entb6u Regepte, Die IN lsoeI
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piane pol 10 Gents (Stamps ober SiI6erl tnI Der
pndung tub BortO fret Uerinrbs BON Cd. @tBf0usg
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9Fe GtS0ctoieGctetg Gnbdt9er.

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tie bon Der Jlew gorfer o&eHtrOl go5or,
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trr3lih Don oort bertriebeHeH @ubauer au8ge.
nieieu murDan, petI fe Witglteoer elmer Qg-
beitersGrBauiiatiOH pareH. 5bre Gusmst.
Jung erfoIgte, neil mebrere cubauihe 4gjtl.
loren ieit oem fiirSlidsH Strife in Db0r &
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uur bic 4ugsfeIlteu Ieuer Babrit, iOHosrI
Gud oie 8iirger i'm 4ugemeiHen bard 0ro.
buugen uuo @epalttbdteH terroriItrteu, bic
Nie Bdreer idlleBIjd cine Seriaumiuug bieL=
ten un6 siu Biuf5ebHer- @omit3 eruGuuteu,
meIhes bic alS Deipera6O5 aus Cuba 6et1Hu=
ten 6uupttratebIer aIff0rberte, Die @egeub
iOiort 5u UerlGfeu. I'm Absno be8 RdmIIdeH
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cen Ft iset i'm @eidHgHiiie III Elmpl. Die
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fir bic Gu8Iieferuu9 Der NtdHner an bic ipa-
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mann 6at UUeRtgeluj6 3ntltJs
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Tadt Elm ausssbsitnetts Baar 9sna5ter Caters
ftr $3.50 bis So aui 5sfsluns, 81 big So far fsrs
lise ar6eiL unb gaTaurrt iaT oas Baiisn une e's
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Oiefes DeItberHRuts pragarat TIT Ole
Grfuouu9 eiue5 uuierer beocuteuoteu
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fat5 SEinberRegl tit fciuc5Btgs cine gRes
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Die beutise SteusretnHobm, tetrug SILL.
4G5 uno bic 3oueiuuabme 81 @00,OG4.
3ur Giul6luu9 befimulte National, Bank
y!oteu i'm Setrage 0OH S258, 900 lieieu beHts
I'M Sdosamte etH.
q. 2st6er, ,isitberiger 8OuiuI in 8iOs 9rau.
be be col, in 8raiilieu. il auf isinen eigeueH
QGunif gum SOuiuI IN afuucioH, paraguay,
ernnnnt morbeH.
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uicR, tueIher iett elmer g9O9e in ieiHer bieF.
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OebGuheu eTuauut
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9etGs aRo geribjntraa88aittel.
9ieieg auBere sgetImItteI
gegeu 6autansf5ldge, wnn0e 5teueu uub
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uap aslametsia unS If ais iatraegFaes 8ega
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9er 9eatfdje gOrre(ponoent
eiaetltnfimltatr gaaanfunsfaa.

anOrtas gourue's Grlebnt1e in oer cpa9ers
ftast. Sin IDet @gOWste Oauesaoer
Gnnattsa
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aus Der SmuoesbamsHaSt.
Die asusn &amoHeubeate.

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9os 6Iotteus8e 8epartemeut 1T i'm Begrifi, bic
BlGue fir bic Bpei ueueH Sanonenboote Uou
ie 1900 SoHueH, beren Ban bonn lebten Con.
greiie augeorbaet nuroe, aufertigeu AL laiien.
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begrlfienaH y3uuOneubOot y2r. /" mooellirt
neroeH icIleu, 70 mer6eu bic 6Iesbe3iigllfeH
Grbliten oes Dspartements uiel leifter ieiu,
ais lpenn 0olfaubig meme Bline ausgear.
betet rueroen mtiBteH. Die Sbranteu Der
Gontraftpreiie Der Heuen Sf]tffe fu0 auf
$550,0OO ittr IeoeS oerlelbeu feitgeiebt.
Gin iapamertfaHiI4er gBobltbattr.
Dem Staatsbepartemsu iit loebeH cine
Gbidriit oes SeftOmeuts bes fiir3lidl in Qima,
Bern, UerfoIbeutH Sole Se6tQa iu9eaaugeu,
melder 100000 fir bic @rrihtuug elnes
Snftttuts CUR @r5iebung Der peiblid5eu 6iHoer
unbemittelter Berioneu in yiemsY) auSle9t.
Die QufaIt iOu ben Rnmeu The Sevilla
Home for Children" fubreu un6 5faum fir
so bis 100 ShltleriuneU, iOmie fitr bic erfors
berlIhe Au3abl 2ebrer NIB IugeReute euts
bnltsn. Ta8 Iefament idretbt UerI6ieotue
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Sefament, baB nur 8iuoer Der drmfeu Slais
len jpihsR uuo 10 3ahreu Aufnabme fius
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a sacran entan in iowa.

ifitLOpj IOWA, July .. 1881.
EDS, REcoRD-UNIoN: Amid many local
celebrations Of Independence Day, in this
region, was the mammoth picnic of the
Knights Of Labor, of the united lodges o.
Waterloo and Cedar Falls, and attended bv
your correspondent, former Sacramentan.
At 4 point about mile from Cedar Falls,
the banks of the beautiful Cedar rise into
high bluffs, and back from these nights
stretches out Il lovely table land. thickIv
shaded with fine Young forest trees. This
is the picnic ground Ii is furnished with
speakers stand and seats, also a num-
Der of large tents. These last afford
4 shelter in sudden showers. and
are necessity in this tickle climate. This
day was exceptionally fine, and the ex-
tensive grounds swarmed with pleasure
seekers. The railroad issued passes for
the trip, trains running to and from the
Bluffs all day. Twelve hundred and
eighty passes were bought in Waterloo,
besides the great numbers in private con
veyances, and probably an equal number
came from Cedar Falls
1t was an unique sight--the throng
winding up the steep ascent from the rail-
road to the summit, like a huge undulat-
ing ribbon of many colors swung over the
hillside The freshness Of the air, and the
beauty of the view, well repaid one for the
long climb. There was the usual band
playing and speech-making. Mrs. Emery,
of Lansing, Mich, was one of the speakers
Her noble appeal in behalf of her sex, her
eloquence as she reasoned of Temperance
and Righteousness" deserve more than
passing mention. Everything was done in
4 most orderly and decorous fashion. The
impression was of an earnest, thoughtful
people, enjoying their holiday in quiet
fashion. May they have many such And
may the words of their patriotic orators
sink deep into willing hearts! Respect
fully. T.
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walls, Wilde old iIecce s of wool and m pIdy
skins appear also 10 be sources of phi
tieric infection.
\ long-handled brush, long enough to
reach the ceilings, is as inn ortant to a
good houseseeper as 4 good broom; if Tie
walls and ceiling are lightly brushed be
fore the room is swept the paper will keep
clean and fresh much longer Boston
Rndsa.
When enc has a bad cold and the nose
Is CLOSED up 50 that he ctnnot breathe
through it, relief may he found instantly
fy putting ., little camplor and water in
the ceuter OF the hand and snuffing il up
the nose. il is great relief.-Bosi6n
Bvdgt.
Butter should not he added to soups and
sauces until after they are taken from the
fire, as boiling makes 1t taste strong aud
oily.
A lotion for freckes may be made of the
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land landlords are always Slp with the
times in everything pertaining to comfort
of guests. The mag. tfieent Byrns Hotel,
on the corner of Vain and College streets,
is one OF the fhest interior hotels in the
State, and IRA Doolittle, the proprietor,
knows Low to maintain good reputation
for i.iIs house, The Graft is a weli-known
travellers resort, and is presided over by
I James II. Martin, ii. NJ. Terrence con-
ducts the Capitol which enjoys the dis
tinction of being the pioneer hosiery, but
has ever kept up with the growth of the
town. The Exchange Hetel, kept by NJ.
Baker, is popular farmers house, and is
located in Masonic block. OF course the
city is provided with private boarding and
lodging, TO suit a il visitors.
The Woodland Theater is a tii'e build
ing, aad one of perfect fitting III the inte-
rior. 1t was buiie by a compans, and cost
SIS: 900.
The fire department of Woodland is wei
organized; a steamer is always ready ,ol
action, and the company Pri@cs itself on IT
efficiency.
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Icy. Il Is situated IN the western part of
Yoio county, eighteen miles from Wood
land and extends little north of west for
distance of twenty-five miles. 1t varies in
width from two TO four miles, making in
all about 10000 acres of level land. Cache
creek, the outlet OF Clear lake, enters at
the head of the valley and traverses the
entire length, furnishing an abul dant sup
ply of crystal, pure mountain water. The
soil is rich loan, and where it has been
cultivated produces abundantly.
The visitor who travels through this Sec
ton views nature unadorned. Until re-
! Gently the dwellers there knew little of the
capabilities of climate and soil hence the
most grateful soil is still In its virgin
purity in the greater part of the valley.
| Where the experiment has been made,
every class Of semi TROPICAL fruit grows lux
uriantly. Muck of the valley is above the
frost line, and dwellers there boastingly
say that for years they have not seen nor
felt the blig5st of Jack Frost" Fruits
| and vegetables mature as early as the
same articles do in the Vaca valley. The
productions are first-class, and are equal
to those from Peasants valley. The
location is favorable; high mountains
on either side shut out the severe
winds, and the waters of Cache creek
flowing through the center of the valley
influence the temperature very materially
When the lands there are subdivided into
small tracts, as they doubtless will be some
day, these waters will be distributed all
over the valley, and Capay will then
speedily equal her most famous rival in fruit
culture. \ recent visitor did not miss il
far when he prophesied that the day was moi
distant when the orange and olive would
bloom all over the valley, and the rugged
hillsides would be one living mat of Catawba
and Zinfandel grapes; when happy homes
entwined by flowers of every hue, would
be found where, until recently, hocks and
herds roamed at will
The possibilities OF Capay valley could
not be enumerated in day. From "The
niicent view may be had the eve follow.
the winding stream down through rough
drift and matted underground for. miles
In the hay distance the valley widen:
out, and the eye wanders aimlessly
over the broad wheat fields of Yolo
The picture only needs the adornmeni
which cultivation bring, to make it second
to none ON the coast. Runsey's is known
as the mead of the valley, and near there
the waters come down with plunge and a
roar, in beautiful imitation of the cataract
of Ladore. None but one who has visited
this section can realize what nature has
done
| The Capay Valley Railroad, now in pro-
cess of construction, has already been in
strumental in causing a material advance
in those lands Choice lands there were
valued one year since at S25 10 $50 per
acre; now it would require four times
those prices to secure them. When the
railroad is completed we look for a new
era in the prosperity of Capay valley, and
It's effect will be magical ON all other parts
Of Yolo county.
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following good and harmless cosmetics
II Borax, three grains; rose water. five
drains; orange flower water, five drains.
81 Orange flower water, one pint; glvcer-
Inc, one ounce; borax, one dram.
Boiling water, made strong with am.
nionia and applied with a whisk broom.
cleans willow chairs admirably. Soap
should never be used, as il turns them
yellow.
No woman ever engages in u larger con
tract than when she marries a man hoping
TO reform him from evil habits.
Paint splasies may be removed from
window panes by very hot solution of
soda, using soft flannel
New milk, boiling hot, will take out
most fr7lit stains. Dip the articles FIVE or
six times in hot milk.
lioi sunshine viii remove scorch.
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& Co, the pioneers in the business, W. Nj.
Coward, Bidwell & Wright, Wallace K.
Pond, +. T. Glove and J. D. Lawson.
These are honorable gentlemen, who be-
lieve in glorious future for all Central
California, and will extend every courtesy
to the stranger who desires to be informed
about Yo!o county.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
The Bank of Woodland is the oldest in
the county. 1t has capital of 81 ,00G0 600,
and has always done good business. The
officers are }. d. Stephens, President; F. s
Freeman, Nice-President L. d. Stephens,
Teller; and C. f. Thomas, Cashier. This
bank is on the corner of Main and First
streets, under |. O. o. F. Hall. The Bank
OF Yolo is of more recent date, has a CAPT
tai of 10000, is in prosperous condi-
ton, and has the financial backing of a
number of Golo's wealthiest citizens. DR..
H. ?. Merritt is President, and C. w.
Bush, Cashier. The Woodland Building